@@Undeadmetalhead87 the second comedy has any politics in it all together i hate it its there to make me laugh not lecture me ffs i got to comedy clubs and do improv or whatever and the moment another open mic guy starts banging on about cancel culture he gets booed off the stage people wanna laugh we dont wanna listen to someone complain about being cyper bullied online
@@Johnathan-hj3mm Agreed. Politics has no places in comedy, same goes for music and movies. We as fans want to enjoy comedy, movies, music, and so on without politics being brought up. Anyways in my opinion, I still don't care for liberal point of views but I will show respect.
@@Undeadmetalhead87 i dont even know what their pov is i dont wanna know cos everything my mind knows i could turn it into material thats what i love about comedy is u can talk about literally anything u want this very video we r commenting on is a comedian talking about his favourite music and thats wonderful when u train up ur comedy reflexes too much u will start to realise that ur talking about something u dont necessarily want out for public to hear u need to like stop urself and move onto a different topic cos even tho ur brain has already decided "its funny tho" and it might well be but there r just some things u shouldnt talk about on stage just because people will think "oh hes talked about it now i can talk about it to his face" the less serious the stuff u make comedy about the better and the more serious u take stupid shit the funnier it is
I've only just discovered this guy. He's just great. Only thing I disagree with is the not playing 80s rock to kids. I was an 80s fan aswell I was mid teens. But was brought up on Zeppelin, Bad Company, Free etc. Start em young. It's the right thing to do. Took my young fellas to see the Sabbath final tour. They were 5 and 8. It's my youngest first memory. Lol.
Tiny people head banging in kindergarten, that would be so much fun and set them up for great music and a release of all that pent up rock and roll....
